>> it wasn't just any burglary conviction.his mouth off about it and told the chief of police and his spear officers he had this thing wrapped up. he didn't think it was ever going to be discovered because who was looking over his shoulder? >> reporter: the lapd refused to comment on a pending investigation. a source said investigators thought the phone number did belong to alexis, only to learn later it didn't check out so it wasn't part of the case against her. the los angeles district attorney's office told "dateline" it has no concerns that officer goodkin falsified evidence relating to alexis neiers or any of the bling ring defendants. but alexis and her mom say they have more evidence of misconduct by goodkin. meet jennifer essa. alexis once worked for her as a model. she says while goodkin investigated the bling ring case he sent her flirtatious and inappropriate texts and facebook messages. and she says made a bet with her that alexis was going to jail. if you lost your bet what happened? >> he would get to -- have sex

they have pleaded guilty to burglary, stalking and attempted grand theft. >>> new at 6:00 p.m. the supreme court could make a ruling on california's prop 812 hours from now. ktvu's noelle walker found businesses gearing up for the big rush if duchess of came -- if same-sex couples get the go ahead. >> reporter: it could get busier depending on what the supreme court decides. >> reporter: the phone is ringing more these days. >> okay. okay. >> reporter: she owns a wedding planning. she has been planning their dream weddings for more than a decade. >> we will recreate this. >> reporter: some of the ceremonies have been for two brides or two groups. the supreme court is expected to hand down its decision about same-sex marriage tomorrow or next week. wedding planners who cater to same-sex couples could get the benefits. >> more people are looking for wedding planners. if the -- you know, if that goes through, it would do a huge benefit. it would be a huge benefit to the wedding industry. >> reporter: more than 200 couple as year get hitched at the clerk's office. >> they are booke

. >>> a bay area man wanted in connection with a string of burglaries has been identified.eople who live in the area are happy to hear the news. >> of course. it is scary thing. >> the police are looking for this man, 20 years old. new tonight at 11:00 p.m. police talk with kron 4 news. ties to the east bay. >> from antioch. i think he lives in san francisco. >> three police departments along the peninsula are looking for him stemming from a burglary on april 5. >> there were at least three other burglaries. >> reporter: police say he broke into this home not knowing the residents were still inside. he and possibly a female left the area as police were called. police officers spotted the car. he says he led police on a chase up north bound interstate 280. >> he was throwing stuff out of the car. the car was located and determined he was the person who represented represented the car -- rented the car. >> there is a warrant out for his arrest. he is considered dangerous. if you come across him do not approach him, call law enforcement immediately. >> he is one of many thieve

no, he did six burglaries in phoenix and five burglaries in glendale by his girlfriend's house. 35 guns stolen. went back and interviewed him. where did those guns go? he sold them. to who? bunch of tagger buddies. so, it go and goes and goes. and now he's got 6-1/2 years for the graffiti. he's facing up to 8 years right now for the burglary charges. so, it's not just graffiti. b feet i'm telling you, please don't believe that. * what else did i want to tell you guys? there's something. just be careful with some of these guys, especially when you deal with them out on the street. there's a couple incidences where we caught people in the act, arrest them, get their hands behind them, sure as crap they have a gun right there. so, either they have guns or they have pellet guns that look like guns. same thing as i'm going home to the family. they pull that on you. you know what you need to do. it's a getting worse. and we're doing a study -- you might be interested in talking to you about it. they're doing all the crimes that are linked to these guys that are taggers to the crimes that they

we had a couple of those burglaries but not too many in the last six weeks. the auto theft. i was an accountant for seven years. i like numbers. i added up all the vehicles stolen in the ingleside district and ooefr the last 5 months 51 percent are hondas and acuras. the rest are after 2000. the keys were cheaper and so what these people do is they file down keys and they can start older cars. i called out to one of the honda dealers and said if i brought 15,000 people could we get the new key with the computer in it. the reason 2001 is significant, it came with the year that the last of the honda models were having new computer chips in the key. the person said no, you can't do that because the computers in the old car can't support the technology. he suggested and telling people if you can go down there to buy yourself a new lock, the shaved key won't work. we don't support that product so the club like device, we've been getting that word out as well. this month so far it's only like 30 percent of the cars are pre2001 acuras and hondas. one last stat on the trend. over th

. >> the couple will plead guilty to burglary, stalking and grand theft and each be sentenced to four years and four months in prison and receive two strikes under california's three- strikes law. >>> he was famous for the catchphrase, "you're gonna like the way you look. i gashty it." now now george zimmer has been out of -- now george zimmer has been ousted from the company he founded. janine de la vega is live with what employees had to say. good afternoon, janine. >> reporter: well, workers are surprised. they say that george zimmer used to come in the store from time to time. they describe him as very likable and friendly. used to see him on the dance floor at company corporate parties. now it's unclear if we'll ever see his familiar face on tv anymore. >> i guarantee it. >> reporter: zimmer has been appearing in commercials for men's warehouse since 1986. he founded the men's clothing store that specializes in suits in the 1970s, starting a small store in texas. it grew nationwide to more than 1100 stores. the company's executive offices are in fremont. no one there would speak

do you have any burglary tools in this vehicle? >> no, sir. >> dowdy: you sure?dowdy: what about those, uh, bolt cutters under your seat right there? >> uh, i'm-i'm doing concrete work... i just did... >> dowdy: and you cut concrete with bolt cutters? >> no, i do, uh, rebar. i just did a, a pothole... i work for the, uh, homeowner's association in lost lake. >> dowdy: neither one of us are stupid. if you did something because you were with somebody else, that's one thing. you know, you can tell us about it, and we can help you with it. >> dykes: if you're gonna keep telling lies, we're just, it's not gonna go anywhere. it's just gonna get worse for you. >> dowdy: now, you can sit here and give me your cockamamie story, all right, or you can be honest with us and write us a statement about it, all right? and we can go that route. you know, based from what you're telling me, you can be the witness or you can be the suspect. you understand? >> yeah. uh, i... >> dowdy: so tell me what happened. >> i-i... ...i-i don't know what is real. i don't know. >> dowdy: okay, w

county district attorney says andrew madrid committed a series of burglaries that could land him in jail for more than 29 years. he said madrid would steal master keys or electronic key cards to get into silicon valley businesses. >> we believe he would target server rooms and take electronic components but he would also take whatever is available. >> reporter: like this man's credit card. >> i got a call from a motorcycle supplier of parts saying can i verify the order that i -- i don't have a motorcycle. i realized my credit card was stolen. >> reporter: he works at real estate services in cupertino and says that madrid stole his key fab and used it to get into the offices on two occasions. >> he used his own cell phone right from our office. >> a lot of stuff purchased with stolen credit card numbers was recovered on that motorcycle or recovered from the house or storage locker when the officers searched. >> reporter: in all, madrid stole about $400,000 worth of items some of which he sold on ebay. the d.a.'s office believes madrid may have burglarized other businesses in the are

there have been eight day time home burglaries in four days. now authorities are warning residents to keep an eye out for suspicious activity. here's a look at where the burglaries have happened. the first break-in was on sunday. the rest between monday and wednesday. block of debra street. kron four's philippe djegal spoke with one of those victims. livermore police say, the solicitors. knocking on doors to see who is home. police say if a stranger knocks on your door, don't answer it and report any suspicious activity to police. pat weekend. another controversy involving the new span of time it has nothing to do with the broken bolts. we'll explain why the project is making headlines once again. when the kron four news weekend returns. and here is a live look outside from our walnut creek camera. will be right back after the look at 'em. living on cloud nine with that u-verse wireless receiver. you see in my day, when my mom was repainting the house, you couldn't just set up a tv in the basement. i mean, come on! nope. we could only watch tv

technician is charged with burglary.estigators believe 39-year-old andrew madrid is responsible for more than three dozen burglaries from redwood city to los gatos. >>> spurs and heat meet in miami for game seven of the nba finals. heat will try to repeat as nba champs. spurs will try to get their fifth nba title. coverage begins at 5:30 right here on abc 7. >>> here's a look from our abc 7 studio camera looking over the area. number seven, here's a peek at the bay bridge toll plaza moving smoothly out of emeryville into san francisco. one accident in alameda county. details coming up. >>> it's 5:25 now. a new study may provide relief for parents who feel guilty about leaving children in day care all day. day care kids did just as well on cognitive tests as those who at a home with a parent or caregiver. the study was publish and a second more controversial study shows children from disadvantaged families whose mothers returned to work before the child was two years of age had less anxiety and behavioral problems than ch

>> michael victor pleads guilty to burglary, attempted burglary, indecent exposure, and criminal mischief april 2010 he's sentenced to 11 to 23 months in prison. >> he said he has some severe issues to deal with and he's in the process of dealing with those now, and he's going to upon release enter facility so that he can deal with the issue. he's very sorry, and he's going to take action to make sure nothing like this ever happens again. >> i think one thing i find amazing is when we go out, we're always asking is there video? do you have surveillance pictures? that's what we ask police. and i'm always surprised that people who are doing something they shouldn't be or people who are in places they shouldn't be aren't thinking about the fact that they might be caught on tape. >> independence, kentucky. 2006. the hall family suspects their 16-year-old daughter lindsay is the victim of a peeping tom. and their fear is confirmed with a startling discovery. >> i was freaking out. i was crying and screaming. >> the halls set up a surveillance camera outside lindsay's basement bedroom window ho

. >> a four-hour standoff is over after a burglary suspect surrendered peace fly. police say the man stole lap tops from an office in west oakland at 10:45 this morning. police officers chased him into an apartment near 7th where he refused to give up. >> jobless numbers out today show unemployment fell in half of the 50 states last month including california. that marks first time it's dipped below 9% since november, 2008, however, california still has the sixth highest jobless rate. that is down 364,000 compared to may, last year. >> stocks ended up today, only slightly. on wednesday and thursday, the dow shed 550 points after the federal reserve said it's going to end the bond buying program. today, dow up 41 points. s and p 500 rose four points, nasdaq fell seven points. all three stocks gained between 11% and 13% since january. >>> a judge deciding whether to block a controversial caltrans project. that would build a bypass for highway 101 in a small town. caltrans director is defending the plan. >>> a judge has to decide if opponents have made the case for st

. >> this morning fremont police are looking for burglaries who used a u-haul van to steal an a.t.m. at mission liquors on mission boulevard on saturday morning. they could not lit the a.t.m. because it was bolted down and they rammed it twice with the van to loosen the bolt enough to grab it. it is similar to a smash-and-grab in oakland on thursday. surveillance video shows the robbers using a chain to rip the a.t.m. free. there is no indication if the two are connected. >> man wanted in a series of door knock burglaries on the peninsula is in jail this morning. police say the 20-year-old surrendered to police for two months investigators have looked for him and he is believed responsible for a series of home burglaries. >> if you think the big coffee chains charge a lot for a cup of joe wait not you hear how much you pay if lawmakers' coffee. the house of representatives spent $2 million on coffee and pastries last year alone around the capitol. this is a bipartisan effort. democratic leader nancy pelosi spend $61,000, and republican speaker boehner $64,000. guess who foots the bil

from the burglary. the picture went out and he was taken into custody. seoul >> reporter: the physical evidence that mean the two crimes and that is how he was captured. >> reporter: he lived here at the time and severe in much the steer was similar to the zebra killings that was going on. >> reporter:more coverage ahead on the death of the 'nightas we told you -- kron 4 broke this news first this morning.

. >> the people working in the crime lab to help solve crime and civilian people to take burglary reports. >> the city should spread the wealth to other city employees and better control at police cost. >> they can retire with full coverage and everything else but the guy leaving down the street and trying to keep the park clean, you cannot do that. >> reporter: the union says the city is asking for new concessions such as contribution of health care and pensions. they have not had a strike vote since 1946. the contract expires at the end of the month when the city counsel need to make the budget meeting, the next meeting is next week.

a standoff with a burglary suspect. noah walker was at the scene. he #e has video. >> >> reporter: this is a barricaded burglary suspect calling for his mom. ktvu was the only tv news crew that was there when it happened. >> the guy that we saw with his hands up, was that him? is >> yes, it was. >> police say the suspect stole laptop computers out of the oakland public schools building. police followed the suspect on his get away bicycle to avalon street. >> reporter: for the last half of the four hour standoff, police ordered the suspect out of the complex. he was believed to have a gun. police with long guns and the s.w.a.t. team surrounded the building. >> my car was in the line of fire the white car over there surrounded by the police cars and rifle. >> s.w.a.t. fired two bean bag rounds. the neighborhood watched and anxiously waited. right before the suspect surrendered, a woman's voice from the hostage negotiation team took over. if it worked, no one got worked. we had him surrender, it's worth it. >> >> reporter: friends and neighbors who wer

jail this morning in connection with a burglary week. police arrest this woman, darla dominguez on wednesday on suspicion of taking more than 26- thousand dollars worth of items from a storage locker. the burglary was reported tuesday night at a storage how wright avenue. detective's searched numerous items from the locker. investigators also learned that some of the stolen goods had been sold at a garage sale in san martin. the scene of a bomb scare near san francisco's union square. witnesses say three men, were seen throwing a bundle of what looked like fire crackers. at the window of the mikaku sushi bar on grant street, near sutter. the small explosion happened at around 3-45 yesterday top afternoon. area at the time, but no one was hurt. the street describes the blast. frank dye says a witness was able to snap a photo of one of the suspects as they ran away. dye says that photo was handed over to the san francisco police department. the restaurant closed briefly, then opened back up a short time later. police are looking for the su

this is the barricaded burglary suspect calling for his mom minutes after surrendering to police. ktvu was the only news crew there when it happens. >> that guy we saw on the lawn with his hands up, was that him? >> yeah, that was him. >> reporter: the drama started this morning when the suspect stole laptop computers out of the oakland public schools building. police followed the suspect. >> asking someone to come out. >> reporter: for the last half of the four hour standoff, police ordered the suspect out of the his home. police with long guns and the s.w.a.t. team surrounded the complex. >> cars in the line of fire. the white car over there surrounded by the police cars and the rifles. >> [ sound of gunfire ] >> reporter: s.w.a.t. fired two bean bag rounds. the neighborhood watched and waited. >> worried he wouldn't do anything to get himself hurt or injured. >> reporter: right before the suspect surrendered a woman's voice took over. >> walk out of the front door with your hands up. >> reporter: >> we had him surrender. it's worth it. >> reporter: friends and neighbors were re

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an officer spotted suspicious property in the car.and police say the car was linked to a burglary in sunnyvale. the suspects were reportedly involved in burglaries in palo alto, redwood city, and san mateo county-- all in the same day. stolen property was found inside their homes. >> catherine: identified the suspects.and have had their property returned. >> reporter:a wildfire near yosemite continues to threaten more than a hundred homes. it's also forced the evacuation of hundreds of people - although firefighters are making clifford has an update. >> reporter:the carstens fire is burning about 10 miles to the west of yosemite national park in mariposa county, here near the community of midpines. this is a google earth view of the perimeter of the fire...as of wednesday this blaze had consumed more than 1600 acres. >> reporter:1,600 firefighters from cal fire, the u.s. forest service and a variety of agencies continue to work on this wildfire. 9 helicopters are making water and fire retardant drops around the fire. bulldozers and hand crews are also building containment lines mainl

the first three totalled six years for theft and burglary but when he was caught with 114 grams of meth the judge threw the book at him. >> i was sentenced to 72 years which means i have to do 36. that is 12 years more than a murder. most murderers get 60 years. it's hard for my family to grasp that the amount of time for the charges. i mean how do you explain to a six-year-old why your dad can't come home and to an 11-year-old you might be a grown man before you see me again on the outside. >> but harper is not without family behind the bars. he shares a cell with his younger half trouble. >> we have got in trouble together. if he decided he wanted to do something i would go behind him and be like all right. let's go, then. >> keep doing this [ bleep ] be a domestic battery case. i swear to god. >> i got it. >> i will be up for clemency by the time you figure it out. >> carr has been in and out of prison on minor drug charges for ten years. this time he is in for dealing meth. the prosecutors had enough of him as well. >> they said they would give me 85 years. they just gave chas 72 ye

the 39-year-old charged with 15 felony and two misdemeanor counts of burglary. police say jar advice wore a belt with tools including a stethoscope to help him listen and figure out whether homeowners were home. jar advice accused nine burglaries in san francisco dating back to december. >> demonstrators have nearly completed a 700 mile protest march. california innocence project started the walk 48 days ago. and have gone 600 miles. they met with one of 12 prisons they say are wrongfully incarcerated. they're calling on the governor to set people free. >> we've investigated cases and litigated in court. and a few of the cases are declared innocent. >> demonstrators gore being to hand deliver 12 clemency pet yig autos san francisco's top cop and cell phone kill switch appeal he took to new york today. >> reason state regulator nose longer want to do business with a major health insurance company. >> i'm sandhya patel. we're on a roll but will this sunny streak last through the weekend? i'll have the forecast coming up. >> and 7 on your side puts single serve cof

he was convicted of 13 murders. 11 sexual assaults. 14 burglaries. and another five attempted murders. two of the victims were here in san francisco. at the time in 1985, san the bomb francisco police chief greg suhr, was an officer with a special unit tasked with tracking down the night stalker. he says it was a terrifying people were told to keep your windows locked if you have got c's the trick dog out. it was a very very interesting time in san francisco. i remembered the when the briefings when he'd what of we did to his children and there were some pretty tough cops in that unit. everyone has a gun and there sweatpants. if you look the people in the dictionary. it showed a picture of rich americans. while eventually captured in >> pam: southern california, it was san francisco police that identified the night stalker as richard ramirez. they did that by linking one of the murders, with a burglary in san francisco's marina district. >> pam: continuing our coverage now. >> pam: rameriz did marry while he was serving time. kron 4's vicki liviakis

police are looking for melvin beller believing he's responsible for a rash of home burglaries. mo always the same. check this security camera video. a woman with an infant knocks on the door. no one answers. her accomplices enter and begin trying to pry open the door. >> suspects what are we call tunists so we want to limit the opportunity these suspects have to break into residents home autos because of the home burglaries it's important to save guard your house when going on vacation. some tips here, turning ringer on the phone so people outside can hear your phone go unanswered. put your lights and radio or tv on timers so they can go on and off. be sure you have good locks on windows and good looks on your door burglars will know no one has been in the house if your fan cans are empty. ask a friend to park their car in your driveway once in a while and a important thing to do, if you don't go on vacation. >> photos should be taken of your valuables and jewelry. and such. >> of course, tell your neighbors you're going on vacation. keep lawns maybe maintained and don't put yo

. >> although the prisoners at wabash have been sentenced to crimes ranging from burglary to murder, there are some things they hold in common. many come from the same cities, and in some cases, same family. >> i think other people in society and especially around my county and stuff probably think of me as a cold-blooded murder or whatever. but if they knew me or if they got a chance to talk to me, they would know different. my brother is hoping for forgiveness, too. >> we've always been pretty close. really a quiet person, stays to himself. he usually gets along with everybody. just draws and writes a lot. it's really all he does. >> two years ago, brothers blade and bennie reed were sentenced to wabash for a burglary that went horribly awry. even though they were placed in the wabash yoouuth unit, they we kept separate. once bennie turned 18, he moved into the adult population at wabash, while blade remains in the youth unit. >> we don't see each other because he's in the juvenile dorm. i think about him, wonder how he's doing, hope he's staying out of trouble and stuff. >> the re

three people accused in a string of home burglaries on the peninsula have been arrested. over for a traffic stop in mountain view june 13th. an officer spotted suspicious property in the car and police said the car was linked to a burglary and sunnyvale. the suspects were reportedly involved in burglaries and palo alto, redwood city and san mateo county all in the same day. still in property was found inside their homes. police say because have identified the suspect and have had their property returned. in operation cease-fire arrested led to the seizure of several assault weapons last week in oakland. while conducting a traffic stop on foothill boulevard near cemetery street friday night, chp officers discovered the driver was concealing a loaded semi- automatic handgun. the search of a vehicle found several high-capacity magazines, body armor, marijuana and cash. the search of the suspect home in san ramon led them to more assault weapons and cash. the driver, 33 year- old dion moses has been arrested. in total, officers seized five fully automatic high-powered rifles,

. >> come bind, the three belmont burglary amounted to about $30,000 worth of property. >> reporter: anxieties were so heightened that the neighbors called police on us as we were going door to door. >> we need to get in touch with neighbors and let them know what is going on so we can watch out for each other. >> reporter: they would not be surprised if he continues his burglary spree, but neighbors are confident he will get caught. >> his time will come, i'm sure, especially doing something like that, you can only get lucky so long until everything catches up with you. >> reporter: if you know anything, call the pd in belmont, san matteo, and hillsborough. >> thanks, george in the south bay, san jose police are looking for the suspect in the 25th homicide of the year, it happened yesterday, they say a gang mob, beetd and shot 16-year-old manuel of san jose, the attack happened on have a avenue near the intersection of king and story roads. he died at the hospital today, police officers met for a emergency meeting, they expect retaliation for the teen's death and discussed ways to k

the latest in a rash of home burglaries in the upper diamond and oak moore neighborhoods in oakland. john alston is there live tonight with the story. john? reporter: federal of all, this is on the very image of mayor jean quan's neighborhood there are neighborhood watch signs all over the place. on friday, woman and her grandson survived a terrifying home invasion in this neighbor in oakland. >>> sunday morning, oakland police are answering a more frequent call. a neighbor reported a home break-in. the front door had been forced wide open when officers arrived 0 begin their investigation, as up settling as this is, it is minor compared to what happened nearby on friday night at 11:00. the victim, sound asleep, her grandson in another room. >> i heard a loud, cracking sound, and sat straight up in bed, and saw lights flashing, flashlights. >> the woman, who doesn't want to be identified, said two men barged through her front door using a crowbar. >> they shouted at me to get into the bedroom and get in bed and pull the covers over my head, and not to say or do anything. >> police are

. >>> a pretrial hearing was held for a thief after he is facing auto burglaries.ading not guilty and he is wanted in four other counties including felony burglary in santa cruz. he is being held on $12,000 bail. >>> the suspect in the february shooting and fire are you crash that killed three people including an aspiring wrapper on the las vegas strip is set for lamar harris and is seeking a different venue. his lawyers argue he cannot get a fair trial in las vegas because of plea trial publicity. >>> they delivered opening, a. s -- arguments for george zimmerman and as you can expect the two sides are giving two different explanations. >> reporter: george zimmerman sat before eight women and men in the murder case against him. the question the jurors will tackle is george zimmerman a murderer or did he act in self- defense when he shot and killed 17-year-old trayvon martin. it has been more than a year since he reported somebody suspicious since he reported the call to authorities. police say george zimmerman ignored instructions pursued a vie london -- violent c

the same man was suspected in other baurg lar other burglaries. but a tip to police ended up leading to his arrest. identified as 40-year-old rodney smith. at the store a cigarette pack can cost five or six buck swonz the street they can sell for two to three bucks. >> he didn't get anything except time behind bars. >>> i need my money back and i want it fast. you [ bleep ]. you -- >> i want you it tell me what you think about this video. >> is there cheese in hamburger? there's no cheese in hamburger. when you have a cheese burger, you have a cheese burger. if you have hamburger, you have hamburger. i want my money back, i want it back now and i want it fast. >> shot at a drive-thr h-throug wendys in charlotte, north carolina. the folks in the car were getting a late night snack at wendy's and this guy cut them off as the car was pulling away. starts banging on the window until the drive through operator opens the window. >> no cheese in hamburger. >> according to the poster of the video, before the cameras started rolling he told those i'm aller

a standoff with a burglary suspect. noah walker was at the scene. he #e has video. >> >> reporter: this is a barricaded burglary suspect calling for his mom. ktvu was the only tv news crew that was there when it happened. >> the guy that we saw with his hands up, was that him? is >> yes, it was. >> police say the suspect stole laptop computers out of the oakland public schools building. police followed the suspect on his get away bicycle to avalon street. >> reporter: for the last half of the four hour standoff, police ordered the suspect out of the complex. he was believed to have a gun. police with long guns and the s.w.a.t. team surrounded the building. >> my car was in the line of fire the white car over there surrounded by the police cars and rifle. >> s.w.a.t. fired two bean bag rounds. the neighborhood watched and anxiously waited. right before the suspect surrendered, a woman's voice from the hostage negotiation team took over. if it worked, no one got worked. we had him surrender, it's worth it. >> >> reporter: friends and neighbors who wer

officers say he happened to walk in on the burglary. police are searching for a second sus. >>> zynga announced major layoffs. they are cutting hundreds of jobs across the country. ktvu's eric rasmussen tells us why they are making that move now. eric? >> reporter: the cost they said they had to cut. they wouldn't tell us how many are from the headquarters. we have seen a number of people walking out of the doors with boxes. zynga, known for online games, confirmed the layoffs today. 18% of the work force. it is closing offices as well, los angeles, new york and elsewhere. they say it will save $80 million but it is still projecting a loss for the 2nd quarter. this afternoon a programmer who was laid off said he knew his job might be in jeopardy. >> just part of the industry. the way things go. companies like this, you know, it is chaotic. you never know when things will happen. >> it is the same thing that is effecting all internet companies. that is mobile. the transition to mobile. if most people want to do on mobile, zynga is behind

had i was 18 i did a burglary.ntence. >> convicted of burglary and assault and although he received a life sentence, he has been eligible for parole three times. >> i've been on parole and violated and i'm back. let me say something about parole real quick. i've heard people say this a lot of times. man, you get parole? what are you doing back? you know? how did you come back? how did you mess up? you know? when you're on parole, you actually live under a more stricter environment than you do in prison. okay? you get a traffic ticket on the street, say you run a stop sign. you're going to pay your little ticket and go about your way. that's not going to happen to me. me, they're going to send me back to prison. you live with a lot of pressure. >> these days hill lives with a little less pressure than roughly one-third of santa rosa's inmates. help is housed where there is more freedom of movement and privileges. >> see this right here? nectar of the gods. that's nectar of the gods. can't get beer, but you can drink

that clause burglary, larceny theft -- that includes burglary, larceny theft and arson. police chief said decreasing priority. of property crimes is and from year to year, the murder rate sky rocketed. 104 people were murdered in 2011 compared to 126 last year. an increase of 22. oakland wasn't the only california city to make the list of top ten most dangerous cities across the country. stockton ranked six. in the newsroom, phillipe jegal, kron 4 news. >>> we're in for a big treat this weekend. amazing view of a massive full moon. it's called a super moon. in atlanta. you'll be able to get a first hand look early tomorrow morning and that is really early. 4:32 a.m.. 14% larger and 30% brighter than an average full moon. it occurs when the moon is full and at the the same time reaches it's orbit. we're anxiously awaiting the moment. >> i am staying up until 4:30 this morning, actually you don't need to stay up until 4:30. that is when it's going to peek. it's it's pretty big. look at it right now. it's a real bright moon. i was on the roof a few minutes ago and you pract

those are burglaries where thieves knock on the door to make sure no one is home before breaking in. san mateo police have issued an arrest warrant for 20-year-old melvin belliard. he's wanted in connection with three break-ins in april in san mateo, hillsborough and belmont. he's described as 5'9", 170 pounds with a stockky build. police say he should be considered dangerous. >>> the state of california has been ordered to release 9600 prisoners by the end of the year. the federal court wants overcrowding reduced in 33 prisoners. governor brown has been asking for more time to do that. but the court wants immediate action and has even threatened to hold the governor in contempt of court. law enforcement throughout the state are warning that releasing thousands of inmates, even low-risk offenders could touch off a wave of crime. >> it's bad news. i think it would be foolish to think they are not going to pose the well-being to those in the state of california. >> the governor says the state will challenge the order. >>> some south bay starbucks customers got an extra jolt with their

deputy district attorney says andrew madrid committed a series of burglaries that could land him in jail for more than 29 years. he says madrid would steal master keys or electronic key cards to get into the silicon valley businesses. >> we believe he would take electronic components, but also what ever is available. >> like gino's credit card. >> i got a call from a motorcycle supplier of parts saying can i verify the order that i was -- well i don't have a motorcycle. then i realized that my credit card was stolen. >> he works in real estate services in cupertino and says madrid stole his key farb and used it to get into the office on two occasions >>- >> he used his own cell phone from our office. >> a lot of the stuff purchased with the stolen credit card numbers was recovered on the motorcycle orie covered from the house or storage locker when the officer searched. >> in all madrid stole about $400,000 worth of items and some of which he sold on ebay. the d.a.'s office believes he may have burglarized other businesses in the area. they want to hear from any potential victim. am

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as for the burglary call, it turned owe the suspected burglary suspect was a door-to-door salesman. >rd of supervisors in santa clara will hear a proposal to raise the minimum wage. the county minimum wage is now $8. a new economic report for the county shows two people in a house of four need to earn almost $on an hour to make end's meet. the move comes on the heels of san jose's hike in the minimum wage from $8 to $10 an hour. >> palo alto could become the latest bay area city to been catch out in cars, trucks and mobile homes on city streets. a committee will take up the issue tonight. palo alto officials have been debating a ban on car catching for two years. if approved, the city would take 60 days do spread the word to known vehicle dwellers before going enforcement and the police would act only if there complements from residents. >> the united states is turning up the heat on russia to arrest n.s.a. whistleblower edward snowden. the foreign minister of that is lashing out at washington calling demands "ungrounded." russia insist they have nothing to do with edward snowden or t